Hi, Would it be possible to implement a stop-focus option, as an alternative to click-to-focus and traditional focus-follows-mouse/sloppy-focus?
Stop-focus is like sloppy-focus, but unlike sloppy-focus, a window loses the focus when the mouse pointer *stops* at another window, not when the pointer merely goes into it. This feature is available in sawfish through a script: ( http://sawfish.wikia.com/wiki/Stop-focus ) (I got the idea from http://glyphobet.net/blog/essay/234 ) When I want to enter a command in an xterm window without having to raise it, I move the pointer into the xterm and, before the autoraise time elapses, move the pointer onto the root window. But sometimes I've found myself with no direct exit to the root window, or a not easy path, because of the disturbing presence of other windows. At these moments I think stop-focus would be a nice feature. Moreover, stop-focus would make GNUstep usable to sloppy-focus minded users. (Personally, I'd be very unwilling to switch to c-t-f mode: due to RSI problems, I want to spare every click I can). Regards, -- Juan Leseduarte
